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I have observed Immature Bald Eagles in Queens, NY over the last six years dating back to 2008. Since September 2014 we have two Mature Bald Eagles staying in the area. I photographed this Mature Bald Eagle above in mid October 2014. Fortunately, it stayed around through March 2015 and it has been soaring on occasion with another Mature Bald Eagle, maybe a mate, time will tell.

As of October 2015 we have one Immature and two Mature Bald Eagles in the Mid-Queens area. It would be a wonderful story if these majestic Birds of Prey would make a comeback in our Borough similar to the success of the Red-tailed Hawk over the last twenty years. To date, as of February 2018 this pair Bald Eagles continue to call Queens, NY their home. If you are interested in local birding treks, the potential to observe a Bald Eagle and my photography workshops please check my 2018 registration schedules and details at the following links Birding Treks and Photography Workshops.

Gray Wolf, Wolf Conservation Center.

Earlier works:

Photo by Jeff Kollbrunner, All rights reserved.

Winter birding 2018 is upon us!

I will be updating my Bird Watching Tours soon to visit local venues in NY. Join a group and meet new friends or consider organizing a group of your friends for a private Bird Watching Tour. Keep an eye out for my Snowy Owl treks to be scheduled starting in early 2018.

Meet at the Wolf Conservation Center in South Salem NY located in Westchester County about one hour from Queens, NY. We will photograph their ambassador wolves and be provided special access to photograph the critically endangered Mexican wolves from vantage points not generally available during normal visits all in a natural woodlands setting. The session will provide two hours to a maximum of twelve participants including a brief discussion on wolf conservation. We will learn about and photograph close-up one of the most misunderstood and majestic species on the planet and the challenges they face today. Photography instruction will be provided, we will apply learned techniques in the field with personalized attention throughout the workshop while spending as much time photographing the wolves as possible. Tripods and monopods are useful but are not a requirement. This workshop is for all levels of expertise and will take place rain/snow or shine.